Word: fluting
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Trevor Veitch and Andy Kulberg are two thirtyish folk-rock types who are at Passim's from Wednesday to Sunday. Kulberg used to play flute among other instruments for the Blues Project long ago, and he's terrific. This could be a little more exciting than usual Passim's fare...
Charles Lloyd is finishing up at the Performance II during the next few days. Lloyd plays sax and flute with a full back-up group. His salad days, whatever they are, are reportedly over and his music tends to get a little hairy nowadays. There are much better ways of spending your money this weekend...
Charles Lloyd will be at the Performance Center II playing free-form sax and flute, probably in a quartet including piano, bass and drums. Lloyd started out in the fifties and hit it big on a European tour in the mid-sixties, when he had Keith Jarrett and Jack DeJohnette in his band and first branched out into improvisational stuff. Lloyd's salad days are apparently over now and his music can get pretty atonal at times, but he'll at least put on an unusual show...
David O'Docherty, an obscure pipes-and-flute man, will sing traditional Irish and English songs and ballads at Passim's, the last surviving folk coffee house in the Square. It sounds offbeat; Passim's usually has more conventional guitarfolk music. July...
Copland: Appalachian Spring (original version, Columbia Chamber Orchestra, the composer conducting; Columbia, $5.98); Copland: Sonata for Violin and Piano, Duo for Flute and Piano, Nonet for Strings (Columbia, $5.98). Partnering Violinist Isaac Stern in the Sonata (1943), or the late Elaine Shaffer in the Duo (1971), Copland proves himself a splendid interpreter of two of his most wistfully introspective chamber works...